The document provides answers to 35 trivia questions from an advertising club quiz in April 2011. Some of the questions and answers covered include:
1. The Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) as the organization founded in 1948 to verify media circulation.
2. "ZEWS" standing for "Zap 'Em With Science" as a marketing technique used in several campaigns.
3. The iconic Hathaway Shirts campaign featuring "The Man in the Eyepatch".
4. Dilip Shanghvi and Sun Pharma as the person and company in question 16.
5. Rene Magritte's painting "Golconde" inspiring imagery in an advertisement
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1. Ad Club Bangalore Quiz April 2011 Prelims Answers Venkatesh S and Vivek K – Team Nexus
4. 1* Founded in 1948 as a not for profit, voluntary organization, its membership today includes 411 Publishers of national and regional importance, 151 Advertising Agencies, 51 Advertisers & 20 New Agencies and Associations connected with print media and advertising. What are we talking about?
8. ZPTO Clinic All Clear SAF in Ponds Magic Talc Herbasol in Chlormint All these campaigns following a technique called “ZEWS”. What does ZEWS stand for? 3
10. 4* David Ogilvy ran through no less than 18 ideas for this iconic campaign, till it fructified. Brian Wrangell who was the model, had good looks, but a tendency to sway in front of the camera and had to literally be strapped to an iron pipe for the shot. The campaign created a buzz with consumers wondering whether the person was portrayed so because of an assassination attempt, or a brawl etc. Sales of the brand doubled Name this iconic campaign and the brand involved
14. What is the primary reason that the colors of the Kochi Tuskers Kerala are such? 6
15. Their goal is to have their players get the Orange Cap for highest scorer and Purple cap for highest wicket taker!
16. This is a 1938 novel by English writer Evelyn Waugh, a satire of sensationalist journalism and foreign correspondence. What is the one-word title of the novel, a common term in journalism? 7
18. 8 This landmark paper was published in the Harvard Business Review in 1960 by Theodore Levitt and had a two-word title referring to “focusing on products rather than on customers". The second word was till then more in use as a medical term to describe a refractive defect. What’s the two-word phrase?
20. Enos Stanley "Stan" Kroenke Roman Abramovich Malcolm Glazer _________________ Fill in the blanks with a name, and also say why this list is unique 9*
21. Venkateswara Hatcheries / Venky’s – owners of Blackburn Rovers Owners of the only 4 clubs to have won EPL
28. 13 1. It is better to be first than it is to be better. 2. If you can't be first in a category, set up a new category you can be first in. 3. It is better to be first in the mind than to be first in the marketplace. 4. Marketing is not a battle of products, it's a battle of perceptions. There were 22 such ‘laws’. What word, meaning unchangeable was used to describe these in a 1993 book?
30. 14 An early use of the exact term is attributed to the author Arnold Lobel in his story titled "The Letter" in the 1970 book Frog and Toad are Friends , in which Frog gave a letter to be delivered to Toad which took four days to deliver. Similarly, in the 1981 animated feature, Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City , the phrase was used as a rhyming joke to describe this; Strawberry receives her letter three weeks late because, as the character admits: “____ ___, she is slow". Which term?
34. Chairman of one of India’s most valuable drug makers, and one of the largest Indian companies in the US generic market, he founded the company in 1983. He has been named as the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2010.He is also the eighth richest Indian in the world (as per Forbes 2009) Identify the person and the company 16*
46. Time magazine came up with the Person of the Century in 1999, and awarded it to Albert Einstein, with Gandhi and FDR being runners-up. However, there was a lot of debate on whether another person should be considered for this. The argument was based on Time 's criterion that the person chosen should have the greatest impact on this century. But, they finally rejected this argument. Who was the other person in contention ? 22
48. Alwin C ____ was born in Cleveland, USA. After leaving school he worked as a bookkeeper. Then, in 1903, he and his brother Theodore started a small public accounting firm. Arthur ___ was born in Glasgow, Scotland. He graduated in law, but became interested in banking and investment. In 1890, he moved to the US to pursue his career in accounting. They never met in life, but died within days of each other in 1948. However their philosophies lived on and, in 1989, were brought together when the firms they started combined to create _________. Fill in the blanks 23
50. They are designed not to have a white margin around the image – they ‘____' off the page. you create them by going about 1/8th inch outside your margins so when they trim the pages, you get a full page ‘____'. This is a technique used in all types of printed material, especially magazines. What is being described? 24
52. This is the only word that comes to English from the Dhivehi language – an Indo-Aryan language spoken on these islands. Its first recorded use in English was in 1625. In 1842, Charles Darwin recognized its indigenous origin and coined this word, in his book, The Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs. Also used in the tourism promotion campaign of these islands – name the island and the word 25*
54. Super Bowl XLV played in 2011 became the most-watched American television program in history, drawing an average audience of 111 million viewers and taking over the spot held by the previous year's Super Bowl. Last year’s Super Bowl overtook an 27-year old record held by the last episode of an iconic TV series. Which TV series? 26
56. This family from Scotland lived in Madras from as far back as 1682, but it was John `Deaf' ____, who arrived in 1797, who established the name in business in 1799. Armenian Street in North Chennai was their headquarters. They established their business with the Carnatic Mill and the Buckingham Mill in Chennai and became the best known makers of khaki. Recently, a major film shooting destination for Tamil movies in Chennai, they also had factories in Bangalore. Which brand? 27
58. Two reasons why this brand was named so in India. One was because it was apparently composed of 50%+ single malt. The other was to commemorate something. In which year was this brand launched in India? 28
60. The acronym was coined by Jim O'Neill in a 2001 paper entitled "Building Better Global Economic ___s". The acronym has come into widespread use as a symbol of the shift in global economic power away from the developed economies towards the developing world. The original set have now expanded by adding a new country and in some sense, pluralizing the original. Which acronym? Which is the new country? 29